CaptionX for Adobe Premiere Pro
Run the installer, then open Premiere Pro and go to Window, then Extensions, then CaptionX.
Official downloads
Download CaptionX
Every CaptionX installer in one place. Pick your editor, run the installer, and sign in with one CaptionX account.
CaptionX for Adobe After Effects
Auto captions, eye contact correction and silence removal for After Effects. Supports After Effects 2026. After Effects 2025 may still work. Run the installer, then open After Effects and go to Window, then Extensions, then CaptionX. See how it works.
After Effects on Windows
Close After Effects before you run the installer. No admin password needed.
CaptionX for DaVinci Resolve
Auto captions, eye contact correction and silence removal for DaVinci Resolve. Run the installer, then in DaVinci Resolve click Workspace, then Scripts, then CaptionX. See how it works.
DaVinci Resolve on Windows
Works with the free version of DaVinci Resolve and with Studio.
CaptionX Download FAQ
How do I download CaptionX for Adobe Premiere Pro?
Download the installer for Windows or Mac on this page and run it. Then open Premiere Pro and go to Window, then Extensions, then CaptionX. You can also install CaptionX from Adobe Creative Cloud using the links under each button.
How do I download CaptionX for After Effects?
Close After Effects, download the installer for Windows or Mac on this page and run it. Then open After Effects and go to Window, then Extensions, then CaptionX.
How do I download CaptionX for DaVinci Resolve?
Download the installer for Windows or Mac on this page and open it. Then, in DaVinci Resolve, click Workspace, then Scripts, then CaptionX. It works with the free version of DaVinci Resolve.
Do I need a separate account for each editor?
No. One CaptionX account signs you in to CaptionX for Premiere Pro, for After Effects and for DaVinci Resolve.
Where do I open CaptionX after installation?
In Adobe Premiere Pro and in After Effects, go to Window, then Extensions, then select CaptionX. In DaVinci Resolve, click Workspace, then Scripts, then CaptionX.